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The Raspberry Pi is the most popular minicomputer worldwide and also in Germany. Almost one in two people who realize electronics projects privately or professionally have already used it. This is the result of a representative survey by Reichelt Elektronik.
read more...Where does your own company stand with Industry 4.0? And in which areas is implementation even worthwhile? A 15-minute online check helps you to determine where you stand. It was developed in the Inlumia project, a cooperation between industry and research.
read more...Innovation and digitalization require data center infrastructure. During the new Cebit 2018, visitors will find the data center infrastructure community in the '360°dcPavilion'.
read more...SEW-Eurodrive intends to tackle the topic of machine automation even more intensively than before - with a new business unit and corresponding complete mechatronic solutions.
read more...Intel launched around 30 new processors on the market on April 2, 2018. The manufacturers of computer modules and embedded boards have now announced the first products with this processor generation.
read more...Wind River is taken over by the investment company TPG Capital. The operating system and software manufacturer hopes to be able to act more independently again.
read more...12.5 million Raspberry Pi have already been sold. Distributor Reichelt Elektronik presents the five most popular accessories.
read more...On March 21, 2018, Vodafone put its first high-security center for applications of the fast 5G wireless standard into operation. The Berlin 'Supercore Center' will be the first of a total of four planned data centers in Germany.
read more...After releasing microcode updates for all CPUs of the last five years, Intel is now also announcing new 'Xeon SP' and 'Core i' processors. These rely on a new hardware design to arm themselves against attacks such as 'Meltdown' and 'Spectre'.
read more...The real-time requirements for automation systems are increasing. This is where the classic PLC sometimes reaches its limits. Increased functional density in electronic components and more powerful CPUs give computer systems a speed advantage.
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